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Disney Isn’t Moving Forward With Its Captain Nemo Series

Plus, a new look at Dune 2 's villainous Feyd-Rautha.
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Ahsoka drops a few new posters for its droid heroes. Get a first look at Our Flag Means Death season 2, and Wolf Like Me’s return. Plus, another mysterious teaser for American Horror Story: Delicate. Spoilers now!

Dune: Part Two

Empire Magazine has a new photo of Austin Butler as the villainous Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen, opposite Léa Seydoux as Lady Margot Fenring. In the article, Denis Villeneuve describes Butler’s performance as “a cross between a psychopath killer, an Olympic sword master, a snake, and Mick Jagger.”

Austin brought something that is a cross between a psychopath killer, an Olympic sword master, a snake, and Mick Jagger. He has tremendous sex appeal and charisma and madness. It’s really out there.

Photo: Warner Bros.
Photo: Warner Bros.


The Deep Dark

A landslide traps miners underground with a monster freed from its crypt in the trailer for The Deep Dark, the latest film from Meander’s Mathieu Turi.


Nautilus

As part of the streamer’s cost-saving “content removal plan,” Deadline reports Disney+ is no longer moving forward with its Captain Nemo TV series, Nautilus, despite having finished filming its first season.


Star Wars: Ahsoka

However, Disney has released new character posters of Chopper, Huyang and Marrok as they appear in Star Wars: Ahsoka.


Our Flag Means Death

Meanwhile, Vanity Fair has photos from the second season premiere of Our Flag Means Death. Click through to see the rest.

Photo: MAX
Photo: MAX
Photo: MAX
Photo: MAX
Photo: MAX
Photo: MAX

Wolf Like Me

Spoiler TV also has photos from the second season premiere of Wolf Like Me. More at the link.

Photo: Peacock
Photo: Peacock
Photo: Peacock
Photo: Peacock
Photo: Peacock
Photo: Peacock

American Horror Story: Delicate

Finally, Emma Roberts is chased by humanoid spider hatchlings in a new teaser for American Horror Story: Delicate.


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